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Put your best foot forward every time! One of the reasons that many people fear taking the podium is because they are afraid of being the focal point of everyone's attention and they don't want to make a fool of themselves. There are several things you can do to "fool-proof" your speaking event so that you present well every single time!
1. Take the time to prepare well for your presentation
2. Begin and end your presentation on time.
3. Know your audience.
4. Dress appropriately for your audience.
5. Have a backup plan for visual aids used in your presentation.
6. Tone down information overload.
7. Don't use inappropriate humor.
8. Vary your speech tones.
9. Relate your topic back to your audience.
10. Solidify your message.
English Lesson : Common Errors people make while speaking English.
Because English is such a complex language, it is fraught with traps that we all frequently fall into. With this list of Common Errors people make while speaking English. In this Lesson Rachna hopes to clear up at least a few of the confusing words we use every day. This is a list of some of the more common errors people make with English.
10 interesting Phrasal verbs you would love to use in your conversation - English Grammar Lesson.
Phrasal verbs are usually two-word phrases consisting of verb + adverb or verb + preposition. Think of them as you would any other English vocabulary. Study them as you come across them, rather than trying to memorize many at once. Use the list below as a reference guide when you find an expression that you don't recognize. The examples will help you understand the meanings. If you think of each phrasal verb as a separate verb with a specific meaning, you will be able to remember it more easily.
Beef up
to increase or improve something, or to make it more interesting.
Ex : The organization plans to beef up its marketing effort.
Bristle at
To show anger or indignation;
Ex :She bristled at his insolent remarks.
Clam up
To say nothing. (Closing one's mouth in the way that a clam closes up.)
Ex: The minute they got him in for questioning, he clammed up.
To size someone or something up
To observe someone or something to get information; to check someone or something out.
Ex : The comedian sized the audience up and decided not to use his new material.
To crow about something
To brag about something.
Ex : Stop crowing about your successes!
She is crowing over her new car.
Fawn over
To flatter someone or attend to someone excessively
Ex : Please stop fawning all over the guests. You are embarrassing me.
Wipe out
To destroy completely; To eradicate.
Ex : In todays modern world, the old values have been wiped out.
Bounce off
To try an idea or concept out on someone or a group.
Ex : Let me bounce off this idea, if I may.
Mull over
To think about something; to ponder or worry about something.
Ex : I'll mull over your suggestions and reply to you next week.
Plod along
To move along slowly but deliberately.
Ex : The movie plodded along putting most of the audience to sleep.
Pronunciation Tricks For English Fluency | 20 Mispronounced Daily English Words | Word Stress To Speak Clearly.
One of the important aspects to improve English fluency is to correct your English pronunciation with the help of right word stress. This English pronunciation lesson would help you to improve your English pronunciation of 20 mispronounced Daily English words and speak English fluently and confidently. Your English teacher Hridhaan will help you speak with a clear English accent and diction to sound more confident in English. Understand who the word stress shifts when words are added before and after a word.
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Extrovert
Extroverts are those people who gain energy by being around people. They are extremely friendly and who love discussing their ideas with others or simply love spending time socially.
I’m really outgoing – Someone who is socially confident
I’m a gregarious person – Gregarious means you are sociable and you love being around people. Someone who love discussing ideas openly.
I’m a social butterfly – This means you are friendly and love being socially active and are easily approachable.
I’m very friendly – You could be friends with anyone, anytime.
Introvert
Introverts are those people who are not very confident about themselves, they are not shy but they avoid interactions with others and are very emotional.
Phrases you could use to say you are an introvert –
I’m kind of reserved – This means you are a very private person; you share things with limited people.
I like to spend time with close friends – You restrict yourself from making many friends and are very choosy about making friends.
I usually listen more than I speak – You generally like to listen carefully and won't share your opinion or ideas openly and socially.
Ambivert –
Ambiverts are generally who have a balance of extroverts and introverts in their personality.
Phrases you could use to say you are an ambivert
I alter my personality based on the situation – You are able to adjust with extroverts and introverts based on the situations.
When a topic of interest comes up, I’m more than happy to talk about it – If it’s your subject of conversation you would display the qualities of an extrovert and vice-versa.
Spending too much time with other people can be exhausting – You like spending time with people but can’t hold on to it for long, you are social but not a social butterfly.
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Names without 'The' (definite article) - English Grammar lesson
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The word "the" is one of the most common words in English. Using the article 'The" can be quite tricky at times especially for names. When to use it or when not to use it is a common question asked by the English learners. In this lesson we will look at the names without the article 'The'
1. We do not use 'the' with names of people
Example - Niharika , Helen
2. When we use Mr/Mrs/Captain/doctor etc followed by a name,we do not use 'the'.
Example - Mr Johnson , Doctor Smith
3. We do not use 'the' with names of places. Some of the examples are given below:
Continents - Africa (not The Africa), Europe, South America
Countries - Japan , India , Australia
States - Texas , Delhi
Islands - Sicily , Bermuda
Cities - New York , Mumbai, Bangkok
Mountains - We use Mount (Mt) for mountains and lake (lake) without using 'the'
Mt Etna , Mt Everest , lake Superior , Lake Constance
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English Speaking Lesson - 6 Expressions with the word 'CRY'.
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In this English speaking lesson learn 06 useful English expressions with the word 'CRY'. We shed tears in pain and sorrow. In English we have many phrases with the word cry that one can use in daily conversation.In this Spoken English lesson we will look at six expressions with the word cry.
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1. A cry-baby -
Someone,usually a child who cried too easily and keeps whining and complaining about silly things.
Example - Don't be such a cry-baby.
2. Cry over spilled milk -
To be unhappy and worry about things which cannot be undone or rectified.
Example - I know you didn't mean to break my vase, so there is no point in crying over spilled milk.
3. Cry me a river -
It is a sarcastic remark for someone who whines and complain constantly and you don't really care about it.
Example - I word hard and I am so sincere still I haven't got a raise. Cry me a river, I have been in this company for five years and yet to get a raise.
4. Cry in one's beer -
Self pity, to feel sorry for oneself
Example - I am done with my friend who always cries in her beer.
5. Cry wolf -
This phrase comes from the story 'The boy who cried Wolf' it means to raise a false alarm. To ask for help when not needed.
Example - My friend can't d things by herself and always tends to cry wolf.
6. Crying Shame -
Unfortunate situation
Example - It is a crying shame that John is unable to get a job.
Hope these 6 English expressions are useful to you and helps you to talk about situations in a fluent way.
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Today's new word is : pull your socks up - to ask someone to behave properly or to ask someone to improve or perform better.
You can also say , pull up your socks, if your aren't satisfied with someone, and want them to do better, or improve at some thing.
Note one thing : You should only say this idiom to someone, such as your child, your student, your employee, or possibly to a friend. You shouldn't say it to someone like your boss, your teacher, your parents, or anyone you should speak to respectfully.
Stop Saying ‘YES’ - Learn 15 other ways to say ‘Yes’. English Speaking Practice Lesson | Speak Fluent English #englishspeakingpractice #fluentenglish #englishlesson
‘Yes’ a very common words in English which is over used when you have to agree with someone or give your approval. But, there isn’t any other words or phrases in English? Many English learners face this issue in spoken English when they have limited English vocabulary as they keep using the same words over and over again, Don’t be a word bore! In today’s English speaking lesson with Niharika, learn 15 other ways to say YES in English. Also watch our other English Lessons where we have covered alternative words for many other English terms in English, synonyms, similar sounding words etc to improve your English speaking and speak fluently and confidently.
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Expressing Time in English - Basic/ Beginner lesson in English
In this lesson you will learn, how to express time in different ways. n English, the 12-hour clock is normally used for telling the time. The 24-hour clock is only used for travel timetables.
Asking the time
what's the time?
what time is it?
Could you tell me the time, please?
Do you happen to have the time?
Do you know what time it is?
Telling the time
It's ...........
one o'clock
two o'clock
three o'clock
four o'clock
five o'clock
six o'clock
seven o'clock
eight o'clock
nine o'clock
ten o'clock
eleven o'clock
twelve o'clock
It's quater past...........
one
two
three
It's half past...........
one
two
three
It's quarter to........
one
two
three
five past one
ten past one
twenty past one
twenty-five past one
five to two
ten to two
twenty to two
twenty-five to two
ten fifteen
ten thirty
ten forty-five
ten am
six pm
It's also possible to state the time in English by saying the hour followed by the minutes, followed by am or pm if necessary,
eg:
11.47am
2.13pm
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If you think it's just women who love to be bestowed with lovely compliments you might have to rethink that because men love to receive compliments too. In this Spoken English Lesson you will learn some cool English phrases to compliment men. Below are three categories and under each category there are phrases to flatter your man.
1) Compliments that show him that he is a superhero:-
a) I love how driven you are - Use this phrase for men who are really hard working and very focused in everything they do.
b) You are amazing at whatever you do - Use this phrase for the man who has the ability to do anything and everything.
c) You can fix anything - Use this phrase to compliment his skills
2) Compliments that show you enjoy being around them:-
a) You make me laugh like no other - Use this phrase if you think a man creates spark to make you laugh.
b) I can't help but blush around you - Use this phrase to compliment a man who makes you feel very special.
c) You are the funniest guy I know - Use this phrase for a guy who make you laugh like crazy is absolutely hilarious.
3) Complimenting a man's physical appearance:-
a) You are irresistible - Use this phrase if you think a man is very good looking and hot.
b) Your style is impeccable - Use this phrase for a man who dresses up really well.
c) Have you been working out? - Use this phrase for a man who has a great muscular body
d) You smell great - Use this phrase for a man who smells great
Use these English expressions above in your daily English conversation to make your man feel very special.
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This English speaking lesson is about the common mistakes made in spoken English. Sonia your Spoken English teacher, will discuss with you some common examples of the mistakes made while speaking English and help you understand the correct usage of some common everyday English conversation words.
Amount v/s number
Amount how much – uncountable
I’ve reduced the amount of tea I drink.
Number – countable
The number of participants is high.
Among – more than two
We divided the money among ourselves
Between – 2 or 2 groups
Tom was sitting between John and Maria.
Bring – to the speaker
Please bring the documents here.
Take –away from the speaker
Please take the files away from my desk
Further –more or longer time for example
Do you have any further questions?
Farther – far away
The shopping complex is farther away from here
Fewer- countable
I have fewer projects than her
Less – uncountable
The memory on the smartphone is quite less.
So these are the examples of some common mistakes that can be easily avoided. We hope that this English speaking lesson was helpful. Come back for more lessons.
Slang English Words Used To Describe Women/Girls | English Speaking Practice With Niharika | Vocabulary #slang #englishslang #englishspeakingpractice
Learn about 9 English slang words only used for describing women and girls. This informal English lesson would help you learn some slang & adjectives that you could use while describing women. A word of caution, don’t try using these informal English words on someone’s face or in a formal situation, that would make you sound rude, as most of the vocabulary is negative or describing a negative woman. Your English teacher Niharika has shortlisted 9 such words for a casual English conversation. To read more about these words and for complete video transcribe – visit our blog – http://www.learnex.in/
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Talking about someone’s DRESS SENSE | English Vocabulary Lesson for Beginners & Advanced Level | Learn English With Niharika
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When you have limited vocabulary in English, it becomes difficult to speak English fluently and you are stuck with few English words. In today’s English lesson for beginners and advanced level students with Niharika learn some English adjectives and increase your English vocabulary to talk about Dress Sense in English. This is a common English conversation topic in our daily spoken English and knowing the right English words would improve your English and make you speak English confidently.
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08 Funny idioms with food - Free English lesson (ESL)
1. “Egghead”
Meaning : A very studious person, intellectually gifted in the field of academics, a very intelligent person
Example : I think Jane will do well in her finals. She has always been a kind of egghead from elementary school all the way through college.
2. “Big cheese”
Meaning : An important and influential person
Example : Do you know Peter? He’s a big cheese at the company, he may help you to get a good job there.
3. “Couch potato”
Meaning : A very lazy person who watches too much TV
Example : My uncle is a couch potato, you never see him without the remote control in his hand.
4. “Tough cookie”
Meaning :A very determined person, durable and robust person, a person who is difficult to deal with
Example : There is a tough cookie on the phone, he insists to talk to the manager, shall I put him through?
5. “Top banana”
Meaning :leader, boss, the chief person in a group, the head of a project
Example : I don’t know when we’ll finish, ask Jack, he’s the top banana here.
6. “Bad apple”
Meaning : Troublemaker, criminal
Example : He’s a real bad apple. If I were you, I wouldn’t let my daughter go out with him.
7. “Sour grapes”
Meaning : Pretending to dislike something that you can’t have
Example :The losers say they don’t mind that they couldn’t win the cup, but I’m sure this is only sour grapes.
8. “Lemon law”
Meaning : An American law that protects those who buy defective cars or other consumer goods
Example :Unfortunately, his new car had an engine defect, but he received a complete refund in accordance with the lemon law.
